So something else that was announced yesterday, President Trump, been diagnosed with a chronic

vain insufficiency, mild swelling in his lower legs.

Okay.

So I'm not a medical professional.

How big a deal is this?

What I read is it sounds like it is something that is somewhat common in older people. It's not something that every person above a

certain age is running around with, nor the majority of people above a certain age. But this is not

some terminal diagnosis in which the guy is even going to turn into Roosevelt for the remainder

of his administration. I don't know.

You've read the same stuff I have, I assume.

What say you?

Yeah, I think it's something to be concerned about, but it's not anything fatal.

Typically, I mean, you can treat this with medication.

You can treat it with compression stockings.

You can treat it with increased physical activity. You can treat it with increased physical activity. You can treat it

with a better diet. I mean, we all know Donald Trump's love for McDonald's and Coca-Cola. So

this may be a thing that he just has to make a few lifestyle changes or not. Yeah, what I was going to say, what is he, 79 at this stage

of the game, is anybody very confident that Donald Trump is going to cut down the Big Max and the KFC?

Well, the White House is saying that they're being very transparent about this, especially after

there was some reporting about some bruising or marks on his hand.

And they said, okay, this is what's going on.

Here is the press secretary explaining it.

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